Kartinje; a Tale of the Long Ago
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In easy order, waiting in Two long rows — one on either side — Formed an aisle for the train of bride To meet the groom at garden gate, Where he, in waiting, stood in state.
Dominie Fryenmoet now gave Quick survey of that fair conclave, Then, as a signal, dropped a rose.
Like the song of a lark, which grows With its flight, a sweet childish voice Softly lifted a mellifluous Strain whose spreading volume swelled till All that whole place it seemed to fill.
With a cadence, then, as soft and low A...s brush of angels' wings which go Unseen by mortal eyes, but known By music of ethereal tone; THE WEDDING 35 Till chorus of happy children, Scattering roses as they sang, Gave rapturous voice, in Holland Dutch, To the twenty-third psalm; so much The praise of God, the prayer of all, A benediction and a call To consecration of all life — To bride and groom— husband and wife — A heavenly hush, a holy calm Filled every heart with God's peace balm!
And there, beneath the heavens blue.
Each plighted other to be true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In easy order, waiting in Two long rows — one on either side — Formed an aisle for the train of bride To meet the groom at garden gate, Where he, in waiting, stood in state.
Dominie Fryenmoet now gave Quick survey of that fair conclave, Then, as a signal, dropped a rose.
Like the song of a lark, which grows With its flight, a sweet childish voice Softly lifted a mellifluous Strain whose spreading volume swelled till All that whole place it seemed to fill.
With a cadence, then, as soft and low A...s brush of angels' wings which go Unseen by mortal eyes, but known By music of ethereal tone; THE WEDDING 35 Till chorus of happy children, Scattering roses as they sang, Gave rapturous voice, in Holland Dutch, To the twenty-third psalm; so much The praise of God, the prayer of all, A benediction and a call To consecration of all life — To bride and groom— husband and wife — A heavenly hush, a holy calm Filled every heart with God's peace balm!
And there, beneath the heavens blue.
Each plighted other to be true.
What to read after Kartinje; a Tale of the Long Ago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mowris, J. Russell. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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